Hi,
I am trying to build an alternative way to launch koreader/other programs from within nickel, without relying on file monitoring.
My idea was to poll the /dev/input/event1 to check a particular region of the screen, and performing the desired action if touch coordinates are detected. Possibly print a small icon in the statusbar (if its possible to print to screen), which could be touched.
However I need a way to detect if the statusbar is hidden / we are reading something or if we are on the homescreen. Is there a way to accomplish something like this?
I am trying to build an alternative way to launch koreader/other programs from within nickel, without relying on file monitoring.
My idea was to poll the /dev/input/event1 to check a particular region of the screen, and performing the desired action if touch coordinates are detected. Possibly print a small icon in the statusbar (if its possible to print to screen), which could be touched.
However I need a way to detect if the statusbar is hidden / we are reading something or if we are on the homescreen. Is there a way to accomplish something like this?